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Luxembourg is the only Grand Duchy still in existence. It's a beautiful, albeit small, country bordered by Belgium on the North, Germany on the East, and France to the South. It is filled with lush forests, rolling hills, beautiful castles, and medieval ruins.
The main attraction to Luxembourg is Luxembourg City and in the southern rim of the old town, you will find most of the historical sights, fantastic views, and beautiful parks. The old portion of Luxembourg City is built around two large squares, Place Guillaume (Knuedler) and Place d'Armes.
Other attractions are Vianden castle, the "Family of Man" expo at Clervaux castle in the North (Eisleck, Ösling) as well as the Moselle wines (Musel, Mosel)the unique biodiversity and geology of the "Little Switzerland" (Mullerthal) region in the East and the Red Land (Minette, Terre Rouge) region in the South where the steel industry flourished until the 1960s.
The official languages are French, German, and Luxembourgish (Letzebuergesch), which is a Germanic language but it has also adopted words from French. Quite often you will hear people switching back and forth between different languages.
Luxembourg is the first city to be named the European Capital of Culture for the second time. The first was in 1995, and later in 2007.
Traveling to Luxembourg is not to be missed; and never regretted.
Luxembourg is one of the cleanest cities you will ever see in Europe with a lot of history and a lot to offer.
This description has been edited by 7 people.
The main attraction to Luxembourg is Luxembourg City and in the southern rim of the old town, you will find most of the historical sights, fantastic views, and beautiful parks. The old portion of Luxembourg City is built around two large squares, Place Guillaume (Knuedler) and Place d'Armes.
Other attractions are Vianden castle, the "Family of Man" expo at Clervaux castle in the North (Eisleck, Ösling) as well as the Moselle wines (Musel, Mosel)the unique biodiversity and geology of the "Little Switzerland" (Mullerthal) region in the East and the Red Land (Minette, Terre Rouge) region in the South where the steel industry flourished until the 1960s.
The official languages are French, German, and Luxembourgish (Letzebuergesch), which is a Germanic language but it has also adopted words from French. Quite often you will hear people switching back and forth between different languages.
Luxembourg is the first city to be named the European Capital of Culture for the second time. The first was in 1995, and later in 2007.
Traveling to Luxembourg is not to be missed; and never regretted.
Luxembourg is one of the cleanest cities you will ever see in Europe with a lot of history and a lot to offer.
This description has been edited by 7 people.